Top Cottages in St. Landry Parish in 2026

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A small, light blue cottage with a porch, surrounded by trees and a gravel path.

1. Maison D'Memoire Bed & Breakfast Cottages

Rayne

Paul

Rp4.037.008 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Oct - 15 Oct

A two-story house with a porch, a staircase, and a fenced yard.

2. Vintage Louisiana Vacation Rental Home

New Roads

A wooden deck with a railing, a ceiling fan, and wicker furniture.

3. River Waterfront Retreat w/ Dock & Fire Pit

New Roads

A wooden cabin with a covered porch, a bench, and a doorbell.

4. < 1 Mi to Casinos: Countryside Louisiana Getaway!

Duson

A yellow house with a porch, a red door, and two potted plants.

5. Pet-friendly Historic Home: Downtown Breaux Bridge

Breaux Bridge

A two-story house with a covered porch, a brick chimney, and a flag.

6. Historical 1835 Home in Grand Coteau!

Sunset

A house with a red door, surrounded by trees and a brick pathway leading to the entrance.

7. Charming Lafayette Home ~ 5 Mi to Downtown!

Lafayette

A single-story house with a porch, a front door, and a small front yard.

8. Serene Lake-view Oasis & River Retreat

Ventress

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Top St. Landry Parish Hotel Reviews

Staybridge Suites Lafayette by IHG

8/10 Good

"I rolled into Lafayette for a family visit feeling about as optimistic as a cat entering a bathtub. But my skepticism melted away the second I stepped into this surprisingly pristine mini-suite. The kitchenette was fully functional, though I mainly used the fridge to store water and command-center my own private ice factory. Pro tip: turn the ice maker on the second you walk in unless you enjoy waiting for glaciers to form. No more embarrassing, half-dressed hallway treks for a bucket of ice! My three-day stay ended way too fast, and I’d happily crash here again. Bonus points: they actually still make the bed and swap out the towels daily (except weekends)—a mystical hotel artifact that seems to have vanished everywhere else post-COVID."